The signs did not include a terrorist message, nor were they even in Arabic. The messages were written in Hebrew and say "Welcome home, Yamit."
Source/Credit: The Huffington Post
By Ed Mazza | August 27, 2015
Residents in the small Louisiana community of Gardner contacted both the local sheriff's department and the media to report signs they believed may have contained a terrorist threat written in Arabic.
News Channel 5, the NBC station in nearby Alexandria, posted an image of one of the signs on Facebook:
"RPSO: Mysterious signs that concerned residents in Gardner written in Hebrew...
Posted by KALB News Channel 5 on Friday, August 21, 2015"
The signs did not include a terrorist message, nor were they even in Arabic. The messages were written in Hebrew and say "Welcome home, Yamit." The Times of Israel says the writing looks like that of a child or a non-native of Israel.
Gardner is an unincorporated community about 15 miles outside of Alexandria.
It's not known who left the signs.
(h/t Boing Boing)
(h/t The Huffington Post)
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